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Bulgaria WONT BE BULLIED.
General ErnrOih and Artin Effendi will
he Admitted il They Come AZ Private
Persons. but Not Otherwise.

SuFIA, sep. 5.-M. StdmDulO1, the prime minis
ter, i'll an interview regarding the proposal Of
Russia 10 have joint RuSSO-Turkish commission
visit Bulgaria and arrange her affairs said II Gen.
eTal Ernroth and ArtiB Eilen3i private
persons they would be admitted into Bulgaria,
but not otherwise. Bulgaria was alive to Russia s
objects and would repel any interference in her
INTERNAL AFFAIRS by any power whatever. III Russia
liked TO send General Ernroth 10 Bulgaria as her
diplomatic agent that would be different. Both
he and Artin Efendi would be courteOusly re-
ceiycd il duly accredited diplomats.
TRYING TO INDUCE FERDINAND TO WITHDRAW.
CGNcTANTINOPLE, Sept. 5.-Tle porte has learned
that the Austrian government is StrenUouSly try
ing 30 arrange for Prince FerdinlniS withdrawal
from Bulgaria.
TIE CENSORSHIP IN BULGARIA CONTINUES.
BUCHAREST. Sept. J.-1he censorship OF foreign
teleETluIS continues Throughout Bulgaria, and the
entry OF foreign newspapers into the country is
iOrbtddeD. Many arrests are every day made.
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Gossip SrnIn Germany.

Special Gable Dispatch TO Tux rvFNINrI STAR
FRANKFORT. sept. 5.-Iht Emperor William
Si'p5 well last night ana rose carly this morning.
Court circles confirm tue report shat he will have
IA Interview with tho car s,tettIn. The Crown
Prince Frederick William arrived here to-day on
his way 10 the TyrJl. Herr Won Botticher has
started for Kar.s;ad. \ Frankfort banker n.med
ScaW.th has failed and ab5,OndcI.
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POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.

To-day, Asbury Jones. disorderly conduct: s. or
7days. VIM. Hammond and JAS. Curtis colored
do; - or ID days each. Geo. Briscoe and VIM
Brown. colored, do; do. Mary Rutin do; do
VIM. Beach, violating police regulations; personal
bonds. Robt. Bias, diSOrderly In county; So or Is
push cart; collateral forfeited. Henry Williams
inc. Badger, and Henry Allen, indecent exposure;
do. VIM. Thomas and VIM. Shepherd, disOrderly
VIM. Williams, Henry Bradley, orange Butler,
Jno. Robinson and Leonard Finacom, disorderly
conduct; c0llaterals forfeited. VIM. Il. Gordon,
Thornton Morris, JnO j. Harrington, and VIM
Harrington, do; collateral forfeited. Edward
Roberts. VIM. Thompson, Florence Jewell, Geo.
smith, Jno Z. Morrlsey, and WIN. Hopkins, pro-
family; cOllateralS forfeited
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The Defau,.Eng skri,i>l, Paxmssrer.

CHICAGO, sept. j.--Wm. Hagg WOisely Markham,
cN-payiaa-jeF Of the British man-01-war EspOir,
who was arrested by the PinkcrtonS in kanS IS
city Tor cMbcZzlement, committed In Cuin3, WAS
yesterday handed over TO Inspector NltChct4sOn,
OF the Hong hong Imperial Pclicc. Inspector
N0theWipn arrived in Chicago yesterday with eX-
tradition papers, and after securing his prisoner.
LIT Tor san Francisco, whence they VIII sail 1or
Hong kOnc.
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American Prixe-rigi..crs Abroad.

SYDNEY, y. 5. W, sept. 5.-'Two prize-lights oc-
Cured at Albury, y. :. w, during the past week,
III both OF Viii IN an American was one OF the prI-
clpalS. Thin gloves were used. one OF the con-
tests was between Slayin, OF Queensland and Cos
trIIn, al America Nine rounds were fought and
Costello was defeated.
The other fight. which was between Poland, Of
Victoria. and Mitchell, Vi America. ended sin a
draW- FoftE-tN0 rounds were fought and both
men were badly punished.
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LDNDOS. sept. ..-Amerfcan securities continue
strong under The Impetus impaired to the stock
lilAr-tt ~ the adjustment OF the Baltimore and
OAIo'o affairs. Operators the stock exchange
We're closing bear accounts to-day.
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NV lURE, sept. j-TNe I0lIoWInr reDresenta-
lifrs u American Association Clubs met at the
-.tA Avenue Hotel to-day. Chris Wonder Abe
or = Louis; j. II. IanGcrhorse and Wu
harA.e. Of Baltimore; Lew simmons, OF
IIutadepAl; G. b. Byrne and Joseph
Dt.t, Oh Brooklyn; Vim. y. Watrous and y. r.
ttAtor- Ot the NttropOiIjanS: Jack Phelps or
Ltdatl-te; H. Robinson and j. \. Williams OF
S-s'r.aud and President Wiko1, or Cincinnati
byproXy.
Il Is ueHeved thar the percentage system Is the
pilItiis. question 10 be discussed and as the
uAAat,'Ta are pretty evenly divided on it, tue ses-
sion " III probably De long and warm.
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RoCHESTEE. y. V, sept. 5.-Zlmmer, ROchesters
catcher, ana McGl'n". the third baseman. will be
reic.:5Si To the Cl"FelaUd club to-day, the con-
sheraton being 500 apiece. thinner had re-
C"!YId o r. from nearly every club in the Aneri-
can Association ana the National League.
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biHiIS. SEPT. 1.--one Of The cmpnTOr'S reasons
iet 10 ltt1alAS MS kon,GaUufg journey was tore
ScFF" rs strength iOf his meeting with the Gar at
Nt'itiI On tilc 18th instant. In case the weather
- pEU@.iiouo the emperor VIII accompany the
German squadron To met The ear AID the Rus
sim squadron off S"inenunde. The emperor
rested vel saturday night.
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Ii Causes Great Excitement. but FOrtu-
nateIY no Lives were Lost.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Shortly after 1 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in the fve-story
brown stone front tenement house No. SD West
5Oth street. The fire started through some I'M
known cause, and did but little damage, on the
second floor. 1t assembled through the air shalt
and badly Quilted the three upper floors. Owing
to the dangerous situation or the numerous ten
ants three alarms were sent out. The house was
fitted up Tor ten families 1t was nearly O'Clock
before the fire was got under control. 1t was
rumored that several people had been burned, but
after the flames were extinSuiShed the firenfen
made careful search OF the burned building, but
no bodies were discovered The occupants OF the
burned building lost everything they possessed,
and only one OF them was insured. The loss to the
building, which was owned by Potter Brothers, is
about $40, OOO and that to the occupants will be
about $1,000. The building 524 was damaged
considerably, as was $50. A fireman was Sefi-
OuSly injured by falling brick.
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Will.O'-ihc-Wisp Doctrines.
THAT'S WHAT FATHER CONsIDINE CALLS THE TJIE(
kIES OF DIR. MGLYNS.

kIES OF DIR. MGLYNN.
Father Consldine, a spiritual director Of the
seminary at Troy, n. T., preached the sermon at
st. Marys Roman Catholic cathedral yesterday,
and by certain utterances therein 1ncensed many
friends OF DR.. McGlynn, who were present. With
out mentioning any names, he said that certain
disciple OF the church. was aided by self-esteemed
sef-ratsed prophet" trhe old crusade was blessed
by the vicar of Jesus Christine pope-but the
new crusade teaches the poor to have revenge on
those whom God has blessed with more Of the
fruits OF the earth. Those who advocate these
doctrines are Wlll-O!the- wiSpS and wolves in
Sleeps clothing" These utterances were freely
commented on after the sermon was finished and
were loudly condemned by Dr. McGlynn's admit
rerS.
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4 Drop in, d. aud q. u. u. Stock.

BALTIMORE. ND. Sept. There was a drop in
Baltimore and ONO Railroad stock at The stock
board to-day ON SATURDAY IJI vas bid and TO-
u1y IL OPENED At ilS and dropped 10 147, closing
MS been sold Tor yc..rs, anu further decline Is
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An GEsirias.s srfciHc

EAT9NToWS, \. j., sept. b Frank Bennett.
VINO Vas recently elected township assessor here
did tht- morning from the effects OF a dose OF
i'ljl~ st9n. t;EeG Saturday morning. he confessed
VIA s1i-l.ti intent. lie leaves widow and two
80 children. He WAS IlIrty eight years Of age
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Vienna. sept. 5.--Enperor Francis Joseph ar
rFeti 1t Neutrt, Hungary, yesterday morning
itr IS Ell Enthusiastically received BY The pUpGiace
" !f- turned JiIt HtGSss TO vetc0iAe MIN Many
du!"E->t-a . ere presented 10 the emperor. Oae OF
them was from sne jewish inlItic i.:s and in
dcCep ln X the emperor said: '.Ju-tice commands
O!Uic tIi,:lty " rights iCr al religions" In
ttis esriia J.Ie emperor eLtert ili5 al Il bar
at ny The ArciiilIHeS Aib.s3Cit, Wilhelm and
J ,eqI- The tow Ii " ~ illuminated and the empc-
-. Isj
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Gladstone Greeted by Americans.

InSDoN. Sept. 3.-iiany noted Americans went
10 Hd"aT'ien yesterday 10 pay tEeir respects TO
NJ. Gladstone anu attended church, where he
rcdi The lessons of the day. After the service the
path from the church door Was lined on both
sIse> ~ American Visitors who greeted Nj. Glad
Oae WILn much warmth he emerged on his
way hoLie. Mf- Gladstone returned each greeting
cordially.
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PARIS sept. Ut i statedthaJ the mobilization
experiment Mss shown that the reserves could be
thU"u iti Ia three days, JIdt all the various regi
!nenL5 are ready % march, and that Carriage has
G-cil IeQlilalJiOAed i0r stores.
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: rieralca llimsr.. Canxcrlinn.

ttol- : l't- IN l. .lu8 rolls, Ind special
Stsa- J. ~ tll-u annual convention o. the Fs.ie-
Iltd -ss7t-ittJ 81 miners and ialIe I3DOrers Of
N MED sites JAd Territories viii BE- he'd ia
i.4i.'i ''ii- ttrS.ll, next The representation
MI o. one Igil--tte 10 every one huuired miners
IL--i--. Ii- Isl, Oiio. Ieau-y lv2nia and West Viz
eI-!+ no" G~.J4e, UIt other States VIII IL repre-
ltel
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Ts,e .s..ssalo Iocae. Clnb Meeting.

BCFTAIO Y. y. Sept. 5.-The Buffalo Jockey
Club have iGpt decided 10 give Il i've days running
meeting. commencing Tuesday, sept. -. About
200 horses Will De here, Including several from
New YORK, Saratoga, Chicago and other racing
CcHIGT-,
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Searching the PRISONERS, Cells.

~, hiC-5o, 1-. ".-JnItr orders from sheriff
'i- 'i' Ce- - !. 'i'e prisoners in the county
u eE as-i f,...F- II t.I,. cell occurred
y u - Parsons, iil cii.5t. was found q r.zJr
IN -'-t- t-ii'. 81 &lJu u IL titg.- Parsons
S-s4- tn, .-e E-G IT. ~. the ruft4, II "a tyIul,
- Ill bat ti- piece O. Sjcvi y.-.,,nil tsf n,s-
y y ~ ai,4.'i-..I the cGcIC.4.Iied anarchist
e-.-- 80. -, ". NJ .--.i !. W L. ,. lr.lu III LII
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G'S.--s,.sfN y. y. -. .--i..Tt1r day IL being
s 80 1. iu tnI- ci;y. III tn ri3tr fl.-
.-- -.'s' - tis.a- 1Tr- Clt7ri \ grand para IL
o. ~. ;....- Lee tlizat ions par.g! - through
- t'...5 go t,"ee F.rk, Wncrc q picnic Is being
-. tlt- 4-i-r'.au.
49, l.t.. -. -. s--pt- J.-L.lJr d9y was cele-
l. @ s..- Uy s 4tsEe pIrst.a OF voTsingiGeu's
l-..> -.l ~Ie-. ii- AIS morning.. There VIII br
d ir~t-r l.-LIc a. S.rrn.14it ia this atteIuOOu
- N-.-.t -'l.cp Vii .e natIs b. Or. Nci,yuL,
To- I-tlI y Form. u Cl-J Gland. and others.
SYRACUSE. y u -Ij. 5.-Tiir iJbor-dIy CclebTs-
u j IA Urls jF " d. Characterized Uy parade III
VII "A over 100 men participated ami Iilanv b,-
L. EJIr-7 W-r't represented with trimmed
N'.-Il-- Iu' aIfr~uaDu i being passed at pic
L., I'D Oh r e.lj4F.ueuts.
1 tItA, y u =. l. Labor Day was observed
l. jlic4 Is general closing o. 1-eiCg.c, and
stores G-y' N-S parade III labor ORGANIZATIONS
ayIGt igG .rJ.-. il tu- ils-:Iis- Thl- aitrrnoOn
{ tTE- mas meeting "a trtiea-en and picnic Is
L..s., held AZ the Drlying para.
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= SleamDoas DESTROYED by Fire

BALTIMORE. No, sept. J.--'rhe steamboat Avalon.
OF tis a.,rs tIad otc1lnooat CO.. feet was de-
stcnEsd ~ fire last night at FreeyOrt. Va on the
Graz ,.t9h4ito River She was entirely DESTROYED
Damage, $50, 900; INSURANCE, $4,000.
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: i've 1hoii.-lnd f:rH in :1isc IA Se,x-


NEvAFs. Y. J.. Sscc. J.-Fjlily :, eco men were
u Elc ii iDS t:r ri:i- ~, IcI Ming. ard ne
Si:tHf- Nsr- t....j-ti vi. -I. elss 1t j. ssli-
l. aces! i' .a,,ap ';-'s JI'!S.s n" parade. I.e
l.-''----~.eu Ms r,Vj 7"5d st t,c CITY llu bv
-N..t"t~ Haf.s-. - N-v.T6, a85t Cleveland. u:
J-s-ey Gig: tru, rr-5aI..u Eel!b.C4. Bu -ll,1u,
81 icAtsn- After passing through t.jr principal
S.I-e-~, III q;;%.ieri went Ia Ct.,-,IJn.In P:fF,
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CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 5.-A special from Green
Vile, Darke County, Ohio, says the county treas
urer's safe doors were found open this morning
and S4S, 600 missing. The treasurer, John s.
Simon. Is not at home, but 1t is rumOred that he
only went to Versailles last night TO visit his
father, and Is on his way back.
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AyOuD .Aaan,s Whereabouts.

TEHERAN, -ept. bit IS learned that AyOuO
Kahn, after Ills escape, proceeded toward AfgnauiS-
tan. lie Was seen AT Shah Road. In the Province
Oh hhorda,dn, travelling In Il SOutneriy direction.
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Ssctroif Comes Into Line.

IE-E71-. = o.. S.FT.. 5-N0-T q ne f.ct0rais
stt g., f.,.' c-, SfSt To- size IL. employ. >
"a ol. .tHa!,t o. t-t.oiaat III tn cai-nctio u
Lalgr G(N- Ds.:--tlsi.S STc present from i-..--
Ia ju.yvo. lt:'iua- onIaii1. AMI IraIl ii.any
P-l-ts in Mich Iil. a;.9 W. IN rJ III t.ta iTsI
iaI- Ia ",tl'~ 4, a. I.,t vc,4ld :e dt--rad. 5trl
ttcFEtL!rE = i-y'IHs =. t~luty. To- precision
l. tu' laE-a~t Al lis N!H. et-- II the city.
L..LLL IL MrAr.-- ~ t.-,.--
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20 4 c;chralinn I'm l,n.fnn.

;.- "iir. "a Ct! S's,i--F7. \ large Influx u1 SI5Ur-
:H 8!-ttors 1HG III f2r,. grccs ion II W0rEiuG-
lt r..-Ttl tr' c.-'sJt.ug uI tie Gerry Eai-S of
-.i.'- dty N t!I-S CIc.. u. PROCESSION was a
htl .- r 0ht- taJL II tl.'- iaiO. d"iuJ}1st!t O.i
~ lt>t fcaT Ni-a t:,'' tI'Tv1cr- that II :O-d
i'.' IN .i-s1ilct 4 toe .s4IL!cjEELss are trade
Nis.,.i-- Nlj-r t-J tir mere ih.E i:tii IL
No knights az it},Jr. During tls .is.e-a,o.
tGcrr WIZ ~ 7tN monster s5ii. . AID n tn. .Ve2-
Ia "a St.uc"r ~ 3jl-t4us, LLL.t,T t.9 auspices OF
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a Pcrm,anc,,, vatican, Agent at London

Paris. sept. THE Rome correspondent Of the
IeHfi says that Mgr Peroico, in his report ON his
lEl-h mission. dT.el.S upon the necessity, for the
Interests or Ireland OF = permanent agent of the
Vatican Ut London.
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Con..en..esi y .sr:.:!e, s.nion..

4 .'S"' - p at trades union congress at
&C. = q fe-'lij-on cJldeinniu4 the government
Toi suppresS!hS paDIc meetings In ireland was
paasca ~ vote oI CD 70 =
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Scyy s3Aps nf Gho,.r,
Earthquake shock :,

L6Np'S sept. 3.-In Malta, during the pass
tWcujy -IoJr hours, there nave been five new Case
OF cholera ANA three deaths
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ST. PAUL MINI, Sept. 5.-A Victoria, b. c.,
special to the Pioneer Press says: The sealing
schooner Pathfinder arrived yesterday afternoon,
having on board 2:,7T seal skins. During the time
she was In Behrins, Sea she only spoke one vessel
and did not learn OF the seizure OF sealing SchoOner5
until she arrived here. She is the second vessel
that has evaded the American cruisers. Another
schooner Is reDOrtpl in the Straits.
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gf0 Signed tho Pledge.

But HIS LAST DRUNK CAUSED HiM TO BE BEATEN Bx A
POLICEMAN, AND COST HIM sic FINE.
VIM. Hoffman, one OF the finest carpenters iu
this city, who lives in Last Washington was In
the dock at The Police Court to-day charged With
being drunk and dtSordery and assaulting Officer
Kendall While under arrest. Hoffman, as usual
when under arrest resisted and assaulted the off,
Ger, who used his club on the prisoners head and
lett cut. His trousers were torn to pieces, and
he was a total wreck. 81 am guilty OF being
dgua.; and dsordery, he said, 'Dat Tor assault
luc III" officer, think he assaulted me: feel like
Il cyclone had struck he" The Judge heard the
evidence, and decided that Hoffman was guilty
OF the charges against him. Well" said Hon-
man, '.f your honor is going to fine Inc want to
t. tell you something. Yesterday, While lying in
tho atatioll-house, was thinking how low whisky
had brought ne, and made UP my mind never tC
drink again. As Twas thinking the matter over
two ladies came To me, AND here Is the pledge
signed Whatever your honor may do with me I'll
assure you that have taken my last drink" lie
was fined $40.
A MARRIAGE THE RESULT OF RAID.-Last
nght, about IL O'Clock, Sergeant Myers, with
officers Barney. Reidy, and others from the third
precinct, raided the house OF Laura D. B.
apfa alias 5a Keith alias sra pprsha Whts
and arrested the woman on charge
OF Keeping bawdy house. Another woman and
two men were also arrested as witnesses and they
each left collateral for their appearance In court
this morning. Before the case was called in the
Police Court today Mrs. White and gentleman
aFPSoiNu az OitlCc VI CltIk III Uut CUUIt
procured marriage license In the names OF Frank
II. Ford OF Kingston England, and Lena d. Hous-
ton Bramiette, Of Louisville Ky, and they started
TO find Rev. Dr. Sunderland.
DIED OF HEART DIsEAsE.-Datid NJ. Cafne, a
promising young lawyer, died at hiS residence III
South Washington yesterday OF heart disease.
Deceased Was twenty-one years DID, and q gradu-
ate OF the Georgetown College. He was Il nephew
or the late David l.. Morrison. His funeral will
take place from the New York Avenue Presbyte-
rlan church tomorrow afternoon.
FOUND DEAD.-ChaS. w. Wamble, cOlOred, about
thirty years OF age, employed as q fireman at
WelcnerS Hotel, was found dead in the engine
roon at the hotel about II o'clock this morning.
HIS BODY was removed TO the morgue, where the
coroner viewed the remains and gave u certificate
OF death from natural causes.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 5.-Labor day was OBJ
served in indianapolis by general cessation OF
parade was given throughthe principal streets
OF various labor societies. several thousand men and
two hundred women being in line Following these
came Industrial display on wheels, probably the
best the city has ever seen. The procession dis
banded at the exposition grounds, Where II picnic
followed. In the afternoon speeches were made.
There was no disorder OF any kind.
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District Government Affair.".

F1RE-ESCAPES ORDERED.
The building inspector and chief the fire de-
partment have ordered nre-eScapeS to be erected
on the following buildings: Willard Hotel, four
fire-escapes and combination stand pines. WeIck
er's, 18th street and New York avenue two fire.
escapes and combination Stand-pipes; Columbian
University building, 18th and streets, one fire.
between 18th and 14th northwest, the same:
Georgetown Convent, stand-pipe platform and
ladders.
ARREARS OF TAXES.
An examination OF the annual exhibit of the
collector Of taxes for the year ending June 20.
1887, shows that 1t includes in the total amount
collected during the year at least 500 sO3 IL in In
Ing tax delinquency, to which might be
added ed, Other other incidental costs, such
ae to Of Which will bring
largely more, but for the act OF Congress whereby
per cent interest has been substituted for the ac-
taxes due the District OF Columbia prior to the tax
levied for the year ending June 30, 1887. Prior
annual exhibits show greater sums to have been
SO paid by tax payers In these costs and penalties
Tax payers can save 80 to so per centum OF these
additional costs, interest and penalties by paying
an their arrears before the expiration OF Novem-
Der next. the limit OF time set by the act Of Con-
gress granting the privilege.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
Marion BroWn, two-story frame on Huron street,
between 10th and 17Ln streets extended: $500
Motley Anderson, brick store at southwest corner
OF l4tn ana Il streets northwest; $1,000
MIyCsLLANEOUs.
The Commissioners have designated the west
bank or James Creek Canal, near the gas reservoir
as the point fer the burning OF the cuttings from
shade trees under the parking commission.
The Commissioners have appointed flrSt-class
private John Boland second-class private, and
Frederick SchulLze and John Meagher frst-class
prtyates on the police force.
David ii. Caine, recent graduate Of the law
school OF Georgetown University, an active worker
In the Young Peoples Society OF New York Avenue
Churcn. and secretary OF Bethany Mission, died
yesterday afternoon aI his home In this CITY See
notice or funeral on fifth page.
The divorce case filed some months since by Geo
Campbell against Addie Campbell has been dis
missed by Mr.. w. p. Williams, cOnplainants sOlic-
ttor.
c;v W ,n;s Lvings1on an oid IesldenS OF this
street northwest. after lingering illness.
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Brooklyn has "a Parade.
\ Big Paradeyiu Albany.

-:IEtST. =. Y, sept. Five Thousand working
I'm Csl"uratei labor day by parade this morn
-. a;,t -dEes and festivities at the Fair t,rUun,
L. noon Nearly all the labor organization
O. IL ttts tsge represented In the parade. Tn
- W t.-"Itl.y observed among the I4OOrIng
- 4 - .AItI.,l. ~ N,aInifN
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TWO Drowned and Five Rescued.

SACo, Me-, Sept. "a boat containing seven
young men was upset in the river yesterday after
noon, and Albert Garter, aged nineteen, and ChaS.
Michel, aged seventeen were drowned The other
young men were rescued by passing boats.